Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-26
NEWS IN BRIEF.

NEWS IN BRIEF.
,s.sslsa from Various s'aF'a-
;on Labor party of Wisconsin
IhE iii y tabled a resolution condemning
sha hanging of the Anarchlsts.
cr,rap FOUNTAIN Fl. KETCHUM, OF 81.
'l;. 1ras found guilty on the 18th in the
f1nited % States Court Of illegal reglstra-
tion.
poor s. p. LANGLEY has been elected
,oarotarv of the Smithsonian Institution
AZ washington, to succeed the late Prof'
S. F. Baird.
Asa rasult Of the late election IN New
tvork ths Irving Hail facrion OF the Dem
ocratic party in that city has become
thing of the past.
WIN. CoNDoN. "a prominent Nationalist
xyas sentenced at Mitchellstown, Ireland
IN the 18th, to one months Imprisonment
of hard labor for intimidation.
No sarious disturbances occurred on thu
o0tb in London. although at Hyde parl
( 0OO neople held meeting, and there
were few exciting Incidents at Trafalgar
Square
NATrPAI.GAs was struck at Princeton
Ind. on the 10Th, at depth of 600 feet.
4 The blaze from the gas is twenty fee
bipb. -Four veins Of coal were passed
through.
THE British members of the Fishery
Commission were formally presented tt
fine President on the 18th. No addresses
were made, and the occasion was devoit
Of formality.
OWING to the Illness of the Crow
Prince, Prince William will, in obedienc
20 imperial command, represent his fathe
at all future state ceremonies and recep
tions at Berlin
THE National League and the Brothe r
hood of Ball Players came to an harmon
Gus understanding on the 18th, and
modified contract for clubs and player
was agreed upon.
THE proprietor of the Anarchist resol
at Newark, n. j., whose license has bee
revoked, refuses TO close his place, an
there is a chance of conflict between I'll
police and the Reds.
Mr.. O'BRIEN has scored point on h
jailers, having succeeded in having su
of citizens clothes smuggled in to hin
which he will take care not to part wit
except through force.
THE government side was defeated on
test vote in the French Chamber of Depl
ties, on the 10Th, touching the War d.
partment scandal Investigation. Th
lnihfs~ry TatAcncs resigned.
IT is authoritatively stated that neitht
Castle Garden nor Wards Island will
closed because of Secretary Fairchild
decision that the money for the sale
privileges must be accounted for to IL
Treasury Department.
JOHANN MosT mas been released on 81
800 bail. When Most was arraigned
the Court of General Sessions in Ne,
York, on the 18th, the room was fairl
filed with Anarchist sympathizers
The case is set for the 28th
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SUPERINTENDENT Fox of the Unit
States Mint, says that not only is the de
mand being kept up for small or mino
coin, but that the banks are now wantin,
gold dollars. They are also demanding
new quarter and half-dollar pieces.
IT is reported from st. tersburg tha
the Russians are massing 100000 soldier
near the German and Austrian frontiers
follSh Jews are said to be keeping Ger
many and Austria we'll informed regard
ing the movements Of Russian troops.
A COUPLE Of boys experimented a
oomb-making at Blair, Neb., on the 10Th
anu succeeded SO we'll, by the aid of
piece Oh gas-pipe and some powder, tha
one q thenl, named Innis, was fatally in
Jured by piece Of the bursting missile.
uENERAL VALENTINE BAKER who il
1910, while holding the appointment O
assistant Quartermaster-G General at Alder
shot, England, was compelled to leay
'he service on being found guilty of
msdemeanor. is dead. He was fifty-tw
years old.
AFTER tnree years OF steady work on
section 5000 feet long of the new Croto
IN. Y.) aqueduct. the drills met on tI
1Sth, and so accurately had the survey
been made and the drilling performed
mat the points of the drills actually came
IN contact.
hhE rope has nominated a commission
~ examine his project to found an exten
sne phllanthropic institution for th,
penent OF the working classes, to com
llenlorate .h the jubilee. He proposes tina
sle sum OF 100000 be raised to start tn,
institution.
4 NE main building of Barnum & Baily'.
om da at Bridgeport, Conn.,. was entirely
So., Sosuoyed by fire on the evening of the
tI~ Sn' Nearly all the menagerie and al
AZ pafaphernalia of the great show were
T.hiyd h'Ioyed' involving loss of 800, 900, Oh
WITCH There was only 500, 900 insurance
III me scottish Miners Federation have
oiSp isptNeo TO work but five days a week and
$50 nours per day. They have also
Soae Seeu 70 proclaim national strike in
erOqand SuoInd if Mr.. Robert Cunningham E.
49, r''ii NJ z, who was arrested durin Q